Golf Pride and Stephen Curry’s UNDERRATED Golf Drop Limited Edition Grip Kit Promoting Equity, Access and Opportunity in the Game
(Pinehurst, NC.) Golf Pride, an industry leader in innovation and golf performance equipment, has collaborated with Stephen Curry and his UNDERRATED Golf brand on a limited-edition grip kit that exemplifies their shared commitment to making golf more accessible to young athletes in often overlooked communities. Over the past two seasons, UNDERRATED Golf has hosted 10 tournaments throughout the US. In that time, UNDERRATED Golf in partnership with its brand partners who understand the vision, help junior athlete golfers gain access to great courses and create a special and inclusive environment.
Purchases of the kit support UNDERRATED Golf and its mission to provide greater equity, access and opportunity to student athletes and balance participation in the sport to reflect our society. There are only 8,200 of the beautifully designed and individually numbered kits available around the world, an homage to Stephen’s 82 game NBA season. Each kit includes 14 Stephen Curry designed MCC Plus4™ grips, a one-of-a-kind ball marker and collector’s display. Available in standard and midsize options, the grips were designed with Curry’s input with his “SC” logo serving as the texture in the upper hand and the UNDERRATED three-star logo front-and-center, a visual reference to his brand’s mission. The 8,200 individually numbered kits ($249.99) are only available while
supplies last at www.golfpride.com.
“Stephen Curry is without question a legend in the game of basketball, but through UNDERRATED his legacy and impact on the game of golf has the potential to benefit generations to come,” said James Ledford, President of Golf Pride. “This marks our first collaboration with a global icon of this stature, and working side-by-side with Stephen to bring this concept to life has been both exciting and motivating for our team. Golf Pride is committed to actively investing in initiatives that ensure the future of our sport is
strong and will make golf more accessible and inclusive to larger, more diverse audiences.”
The two brands initially announced a partnership in 2023, with Golf Pride investing to help fund college scholarships, employment internships and other experience-based opportunities for UNDERRATED Golf athletes.
“I have played Golf Pride grips for many years and am pleased to have another partner who fully embraces the vision of UNDERRATED Golf,” said Curry. “I’m extremely proud to have played a part in designing such a unique experience and what it means for the continued growth of golf in our local communities.”
UNDERRATED Golf is committed to ushering in opportunities for student-athletes to showcase their talent in the game of golf. This work is a gateway for young, underrepresented golfers to unveil their extraordinary abilities and compete on renowned courses across the country. UNDERRATED Golf believes that all people, regardless of their race, ethnicity or gender, should have the access and resources they need to play golf. Their work is dedicated to creating initiatives for youth from
underrepresented communities to pursue the sport and realize their potential.
Similarly, Golf Pride is committed to ensuring diversity, equity and inclusion are at the forefront of their initiatives and partnerships. Beyond the relationship with UNDERRATED Golf, in 2023 the brand launched its women’s equity platform designed to drive visibility of female golfers by highlighting their stories, journeys, and contributions to the game.
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3 Comments
Can you please provide some insight into how these grips perform, specifically in wet conditions (high humidity and rain)? Part of me thinks these grips could be a great option – a nice blend of the MCC family and the Tour Velvet collections, perhaps? – but part of me can’t help but wonder if the Steph Curry kit is now marked down to $99.99 from $249.99 for a reason…
Also, how would you compare these to MCC Plus4? Golf Pride rates both MCC Plus 4 and Steph Curry’s grip as 4 out of 5 in wet weather conditions, but I can’t help but be skeptical that the upper portion of Steph Curry’s grip is as robust in wet conditions as the cord on the MCC Plus4.
Thank you in advance for any information you’re good enough to pass along!
I’m gaming them on my irons right now Ian and can tell you they work well in the moist conditions of summer in the south. I find them very similar in feel to the MCC+4. Sounds like a deal worth exploring.
– Meeks
Thanks, Meeks, and great to hear. I play MCC Plus4 currently and – if I stay that direction – then I’ll play these (Steph Curry’s) grips, but I may move to a grip with a thinner lower portion (probably Tour Velvet Cord, but possibly the Star STX) to help my release.